Moderate Earthquake Shakes Parts of Alaska, Felt Over 1,000 Miles Away

A magnitude 4.6 earthquake struck northeast of Anchorage, Alaska on Monday.
Over 1,000 people reported feeling light shaking, but no major damage or injuries were reported.
The earthquake was felt in Wasilla, Valdez, Eagle River and other nearby areas, though no tsunami warnings were issued.
Seismologists say the earthquake occurred along a strike-slip fault in the interior of Alaska.
Moderate earthquakes are common in Alaska due to its position along major fault lines including the Denali Fault System.